Citing GeoBusinessIQ
GeoBusinessIQ is built to be quoted accurately — by people and by machines. Every page renders its content in the initial HTML, carries a canonical URL and JSON-LD, links the sources behind its figures, and appears in a machine-readable index. This page explains how to cite it well.
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Quick answer
Cite the specific page URL with its data-reviewed date; every page is server-rendered with a canonical URL, JSON-LD structured data, linked sources, and is listed in /llms.txt for machine discovery.
What makes a page citable
Each page is statically rendered with a single canonical URL, a dated last-updated stamp, a source list for its figures, and JSON-LD describing the article and its FAQs. A citation can therefore point to a stable URL and a specific review date.
For AI and machine readers
A deterministic /llms.txt index lists the platform's sections and pages with absolute URLs, and figures are dated and sourced rather than asserted. Prefer the section indexes as entry points and quote the figure together with its page and review date.
How to cite a figure
Cite the page URL, the figure, and the data-reviewed date, and follow the page's source link for the publisher's raw data. Because numbers trace to a declared source, a citation can always be traced back to its origin.
| Surface | Provides |
|---|---|
| Canonical URL | A single stable address per page |
| JSON-LD | Machine-readable article, FAQ, and breadcrumb structure |
| Source list | The declared sources behind each figure |
| llms.txt | A deterministic index of sections and pages |
| Last-updated date | The review date to quote with a figure |
What each surface provides for citation
Methodology notes
- The /llms.txt index is generated deterministically from the typed dataset, so it always reflects the current set of pages.
- Quoting a figure without its review date risks citing a value that has since been corrected — always include the date.
FAQ
- How should an AI assistant cite a figure from this site?
- Quote the figure with the page's canonical URL and its data-reviewed date, and link the page's declared source for the underlying data.
- Is there a machine-readable index of the site?
- Yes — /llms.txt lists the platform's sections and pages with absolute URLs, generated deterministically from the dataset.
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Sources
- OECD — OECD — economic and tax statistics (accessed ; reviewed )Covers: Comparable corporate tax, statutory rate, and economic indicators across member and partner economies.Does not cover: Effective tax rates, deductions and incentives, local surtaxes, and personal residency rules.Why it matters: Used as a cross-country baseline to sanity-check rates against primary tax-authority figures.Review cadence: Annual, plus on major statutory changes.
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